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)n't 511 0 4` rville) In' nuzzle of tis gers, 3n a in copse.' „,, --.,11 --,Ef 7-murS.-:: ./4e:s;(eiLrb - lir.• ~ v-. 1 • „ i 'ili • ei,44 -- 114?•1 , -4 4 4. ..,, 4"„, 0. ' -}wiw- t; -1-... i... it.... . ,L. 3 ix9r,)./Fir, ir . , . 4,_. _ "• - ,'• ii) , ' THE )r a. cal' t towartfs ards s's bodt I, I.l•itllegS 4'l • ' = , , L. , 7 ,lt# i v e did not rnoniat was Veri • late, an Witoes 4 / roil half,. one ii i datnbe. arn' ( 11 ' part iCular 5 had r'' His 0r..;, I, was to NUMBER 5536,1 „: 5../ 1 TUR.I) 21 1 7 , Jusn 9, 1810, . ..--- _ - - rSUN 11 F E ASSURAN „ CE SOCIETA'd HE PUBLIC are resprttfully 'int..LT-cued ) , that , INSURANCES on LIVES, &c. are ettectat on aii- . Oication at the Office, in Coinhill, and Craig's-court, Char- . t g•cr, ss . ° [i-)Att:zl stic. 4 :ll.Nbt N OFPICE of , 0 RD N 4 hyc,zl7. , :fun? 'I, taro. THE PRINCIPAL .OFeIaCRSOI' JEST, s 014)1VANCt: hersby give Notice, that Proposals de ,received at; their (Vice, in Pall-Al:a, on or, 'before , Friday,. the Is b day of inst. * lrons such Person: as. may he. willing to un.iertake. the, .Sapply of FOR E 1 Gpl TIMBER a& DEALS, for Set vire of this Dep& tutent; 'a period of One Year Is um.the•est f next . The Particulars of the Contreta,.and a Schedule of the.ritrber altd:Deali‘ may be obtained -at the Secietwy's Office. in Pall_ Mall aforesaid, any day, between the hears '/ Ten and 'Pour o'Clock, where the Proposals mutt be deliverea, sealed rip and indorsed, " Proposals for Foreign Timber and Deals ;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said inst. at Cvs•elve ?Clock 'at Noon of the .same day ; neither will aIY Tender be. noticed, unless the Party making. it, or an 'Agcntirthis behalf, :ball aura. IIJ:IPER,LIL PARL [AMEN : 110(J$E OF PEERS. :FRIDAY, DLl3?ottS. rWI ST miDDLEst , ..x wATER VOkKS, HE PROPRIETORS are I,errby required !o • I Pay at the Company's Office, on or - before the 7.9 t- of : rle instant, a further 1 - N sTA 1. MEN 1' of tot , per Lent. the Shares, created itt pursuance of a Resolution of the ,S as or Proprietuts, on the 3d day of May, iSeg, and NUtYst :1491 that date. • _ _ • - • On the motion f r the reading oltbe ors and Creditor' Bid, a 't onv, rsd ion of some length arose bet ,:eett the Lot.l Chan Her and L a id borougo on . the one ilk, *I . Lords Hodatid, • Strittliolie, and die Doke of Nor folk 0,1 !lie olhe'r. The fOrnwr,were agAinsL 'the tOrther progiess of the Bitl , on the ground that it . would he: impo , sible to ',tit it into practie,., .and-that it - 4rould no, be prleiti.: , .ble to amend It it“tio Cum p tolite a p. nod of ti a sbes..non. I'h. latter tuft end.-d, that However late the prtiod of the Sesg,o sOine pro;r:ss should be wade In tt,e Bid, that tA ohl .-at lei t ha, e the fa'c't of acc,lerit ing i s prO 6 ress next It .was agre•Al that: the Bid should be cdmi»itted on Thursliy pelt, ;ht of the -Alatiton• on lie cool: • er to R. S. sLopER, Chief. Clerk. Ilridge.street, Btack friars. imony of red. tile coo" muzzle?' - STRAND MUDGE. IVIOTICE is hereby given, that GENERAL ASSENIBLY AA the COMPAN Y of toltS of the S [RAND BRIDGE will. be held at the , b r own-and.Anehor Tavern, in the Strand, on THURS. to C . . the z ist of tune inst. at Ten &Clock in the Forenoon,ty adjournment trwn this 111, fur the purpose otlli letting "les Engpieet in the room of Mr. Mild, and tor otbei".rur,. , bated this 7th Day of tune, tSro. SAMUEL TA? LO ,-Clerk and Solicitor: fler ' if h,-! 10? Ity Orr.kr vJ rbe,Board, R. H. CR EI-; Serretii tel 114 pis e ttio7!. l d 1° for• e "iot 1110.1; ci tier ffi° e v: 101 , C; 2/ter Ear ~al, bt i" 5 ar pet oat for trial .tasures% • v . Boye e ' otgo r l viotiv - ; ; o yce, be a child out I ' ) Ls Violet° iley. 14° 1 tU rller, it nitrechi, for (O a , ow lantitY 0.1 Dticoce • 0, . 40, ;urrzY , I ! t I f, nch. Or" ,A D E I,,adY Sot• g c 6ior NI P 4e. I° , A bi 3e ; lick• s l t er I T inty vt C en 4" or - i o of her! jer, 0 0 ' 1 ' 4 .1 r Ste' I 5 ' de' cry • • el y pig i f larei ). t/1 • gchti 7 {t,) , 00 f st).s ti y e a - Coto" )' Of ' l°4 4 • pc•o ' ,. ° :. ~ • mli;" ,b , tC , r ;,` Nlisi , t 111, of ail Ki • I' ,cotiP"!voi r ist t. ll ett by X3s ' cut• - j // ,I I t MEETING of the GENTLEMEN. CLERGY, 1 1( !-E.1 - 101..DERS, FIC.)USLII_OLVERS, and oth lIARt FAN I S ot . the COLIN.T ..11 IA.RKS , in lull' luotity assembled, the stlidayof line; 18.0 by the ap -, L tnintment , r t . the high Sheriff, pursuant t 0.4 Requisition- to . vior that - purpose made, 7 . The I t SH R. Fl' in the Chair; WO PETITIONS were pre,etited by Sir JOHN' L 'FHRO CK vitlß FUN,. Bart: arid seconded' by flit GooDLAK h, LS , I. the one- praying tor a ICetorin of; Orliament, and the Lahti - for the igiease ut Mr. lona Cale, O t ies and Sir halms hurclett, Isart /nun their NI ; having been read and approved, It.vvas Resolved, - • 1 1 ..ritat the Petitions now read be ati.ipted and signed by the Sheral; id the !Lillie of the County, dilli delivered to the, Onbers tut this County, George Vatisittitrt and Carte; squires. whir are tcquesied tu- pieseta /he saute. to 11, 'louse of Comm°. s, and Am hereby instructed to s oppott t sante therein. Leiter ..adresSed tu Sir Francis Burdett, Bart. having 4 read, it Was It esui vett - T ha t the s.ane should be signal by,rhe High Sheriff, in-the . 4 t . , ke 01 the Meeting. and hat_ the High tire Mein t:b, and as many Cu.:mimeo as bray: think I"uPer, be re 4,t4ted to_ wait UpOn..uni ptesent - 541134 tu:Str,.l : : , Burdett, . I ?,ttrier with Copy ui mese Rcsulutintis. 1„,9 4i these Resolut;uns be inserted in rise Reading, Salis i,, 41 ! z'i l a oxford Papers; awl JO the .tollowing London Ta... \ w r.t , .s: Ghrunwie,. British rtes, Susi, Star, 14 Sn - tan, and Alfred. ILI Ilrt tile to.niks this. Meeting• be given to Sir lohn e u ciceinortori, Bart . the mover; and Th.rilas Gooillake, 4( 1. the SClattltlCt, of the rttltiolls ain • Rebul u 1011 b. UR LN, Shelitf. The Sherjf having quitted the chair. the thanks of the j,:tiiiig were uttainiwntsly voted to hint t- r gentiewaoiyi: and correct therein. THEATRE OE ANATOMY, l'i Bleltheilll•bifteci, , f . e.lt ivia:it)ulULlisli-Street. tiE'Sticuiner , Course of LECIVItES on AN A k 1 O , NI Y., PHYSIOLOGY. and SULU; t-ItY, will be t , p"iiiienced °is MONDAY the t till uf iuki; - at. Soica 'lutA i,n Owl/Leming, . , . liy,..fvlt ligo.oK S. . . iiplatomical Ctmverzationes•will be held weekly;'when-the th.trent Subjeeis treated ot will be discusse familiarly.. And . 4' Studthts' views turwardt4l.-- ,, T0 these nune_ but, Puinla.. be ..idin , tted. . ..' . . . ~,c'tPacioits Apartments, thorodghly ventilated, and replete' Iti m h every Conveni , : ence, .a e open at - Fix oiC lock_ in the ti r rniug, for the p‘.irpoes ut. Di s secting and I itie4itigov hertz 4 1 .. Brooke s attends to dirt& the Stud-nts, and detnons , tate -livarious parts 'as they appear on Oisitiedimt. • . •• .. ti 44 11 P Incenvditiences. usually atttnichng. A-natorniCal_ lilliESr. p t a)9§,-,afewlittet?et:d 4 ; an antipeppc Vio r e 4 S. . L uPils may be accommodated in the !louse. k;entleMen 41 4 , u ltsfied MT ratlice,renewing their,Anatoiiii: LiNilovdcdge.rnaj be ageomniudated. With an Aparttncnt to , t•ln piiv,itetr. . -. .•. ' 7'-::' , ' - • • i n .: • I) 4 y wa s pusiisheA, _ 3 ne a tly p r i nte d Volume,. SVQ. 60004 price 4s. Ikt. - 1 - ne-I'tirrd 'Er-titian ut t tHE' -LEGAL DEGREES . •of-- . MARRIAGE ttf, rt st,ted and considered, in a Set les of-Litters to a t- mend. - 1 141.1-•:Ap cndix -Containing Le, tern trout several °4)lo's . . za By (Yii N N , Ant„ - barrister at Liw. , 1, ri lltoSt..for Gate and .Curtis,•.zi, -Paternoster-row ; and • 4rllt, . • - • - . - , _ .1 iiis VA) iiiia publishA, ' 1 .. „.. r ' BWY pricetcs. 64. bimrds; .1- tR 'MILITARY LAW Ott . KNGLAND. with tit.h 4 " , Ile tsruitipat -4 , lttint.ttes; adapted to the Keneral use e. Array iii its irariousduties an4l (pia:ions, and the prim- . c (3l Courts Martial - - .1141h1iliett tiy T. Godard, Military Bobkseller, No. is'. I midi. - ~. . . ••• Th e x .- , Where may be, had, .. L.,, 1 0itary Costum..,s.of all the !...tiropean Armies. . t tits, l ,'"'•'. It tinailr's mitt Plans fol• the , bet tt v t u x iSb • ‘,.: . :Lt . LI .1 ct Sillse. It 4 Givaliv'tiors , viii the i.tc1,1.. I' tux ;s.: N..UI-k I 14 CIA I lutN. - • " ) en. 6d. i n bo ar ds, Nle4siitekt hum Eke- Ctlstotitoy s . tasiilard ~ . . . ..• • A New Edition of A RA'S fTTNERMIri or; an Accurate an _ Prb„ bearion of tile tIiE.A ItiIADS, horn direct iota, SE;', throtKliout ENG LAND and WALES, and. Vat- ot . t io 4 1 ' LAN i), carefully revised and corietted and in-atltii.. 44\te t, the useful, irtkicst4 , lo , Lti v , Work, is now 4, , c t 4 List (it liioSe 11111$ titroCiAhout the Nletr , Dpiftis, froth t4 tt, "I • Mail and Stage cortent'S go ; shevving the titile•of ,ot eptnunem, the Route they severa;l) take, to to Dit• toltoti-str!!.l at trieir respective - bins in. the Countty,.- Omit' r %., t k ) eP4l/Ilh: ROM thence, and Of A.frivai to London. 4 44, " 1 411 s nt the k mtfutis of London, Bath, Brighton, :tint se c , sec. Pc i ti • 'pe4 to t lonn Cary, VlJpseller,. 13 t, Strand, and zn4y 4. 4 " t .li' ztio, • k,clicrs in, the United Kingdom. "t set of Mails, bound with the :Wove, calf Crlottfe , i, pine ..1 ioS • , A vo lumes Bvu . vvitu a vertrAtt of-the Author,..ptiO it is boanis. TRAVELS of ABU TALEI3 - HAN (commonly culled the 1 1 ,i - Sian efint;e) in ASIJ, ) % n ' 4 . 4 1 - xl i• distill th - ea rs 17V9 knit 511(1 r itte ti lt 4l- Z j nitlisell in ` t h e Prasla , 1. 11 d•ltelU 4,6 e, and L 'ten by • •• . • • 1 0 1 tit' CH:ARIItS-STEWART, Esq. ti• •'•vvork the Aenuine inoduction.ot it well eduCated • • • , v ilittoduccd into the first societies ot Lon., iesittee to•o' ) ears in England,' Unit who has ' r lied Oesca II' • and laws of I:nrope and p (-basilicas 'Ot and , VteeS ut its inhabitatits, it is ilci...sutne 4 t t '` Cdnuot ot - hentg' inwiesting to . oery class, ot Cr s • lieg eP. Iw tett tar I. , angman; Hurst, - ttees, anti; rine PetertlOi-• OF v,rlion z may be hAml, by Cho Translator. e• .r.s-st•rillt.•ve-C•italogue• of time Ji - ,4 . 14.11 . 'Library of thL skiff:it; ot . ysore. • 4i erls. •.• To•vvilich : 4-re prethFci, k 4 y u lk Kh of itydei Aly an, :1 , : , i111.4 Soli, Tit :pcto Sultan. 11 in:tce.: 41. 4s. bokids. MRS, CLARK E, This Day via 4 pubtis In Two Volumes, ituyal art •elegant engraved Prirmait, price iBs. ' • MHE'RIVAL PRINCES- or, a NAr. r:strYe of Pacts, relating to Mrs. Ni..ry Anne Claiities, political at;oatittauce with. Coloriqi W.4uk, N1.4 , r ; ICI r. (. kettle. itAti an I 11UStriOUS l'ersottaAe, who Mere c cet-yed.ln trie Charges doto;r the Doke o: York; togetlwr waif,' _variety ,Luthetaii.: and :Important - •Letters, and cort• op t and ioterebtliiohectiote ) of bevet.ii Pets ma of political putoriety. By MARY - ANNE CLARKE. 11 , 1, . Mrs. Clarke ha viriZt . ht•eit iufurun.l , tiiat a Work pm. fessing to be autlitiitir.., is about to ;le punished r,lattiie to oar ana Colonel Wardle, under toe name or I- arii'mar, ta , :es this Opportunity of goarthile, toe Public imposiii n t aittiof assuring it, that ner libliCatioll is the out W.,ktt w . ir be,_depended upon for authenticity , tae l'o r! r it arti‘,l to which, will have. a winten Signature , in her u.vo hart 1. writ iinz. Mrs. Chrke.bees to sure tiro Pubic , roar dll„trempt W suppress this Work' have been, 41 - 4:1 will be iiietlectu.l ; sue, r..tusts, the 1-your.ot at: perstrilS tli.pok:rt to pur.h4se io-r• Book. to-send thcir Orders as early as.possible to NW. C0,,p., pie, No, 66, Pall Mall ; I Blaciclock, Royal Exchahge or to t respe.ctive Booksellers Of !Wool maybe had, inc vlinutes of .Evidence complete, a§ Like!, lo the HO , t§e t.l Comm ns; together Whim a faithful Account of Mr Wardie's Coar.e., dgduist his 10 ) al tligii hea.s the, Duke of '.rk_, ink= tzs boards. Also, the wholeot t tie Denatesou the L. vilen,e anti Charges, With The 'pee lie. i.orieCtett, pr_ike o 'ails. • L_E, &c. UPTON, I SSEX, Five Xli ea imm IFCIIAPEI.. ESI whit GAB.. I) F.N. , , I'ADItOt K. [A P [ ; AWN, WALKS, and'LA rA N . TIONS, Seven Acres alto,;ether. TO BE SO -I) BY AtlC By, pr... - rEtt COKE, Aqlht Auction titirt, on l•ri tiiti inst. at Twelve, • Y; ars ex' -tit% Term 'twatt stantial toont •DW. Ll.l N 4,; 1,4 4 t;e ,t le ~,•3 a . milk, with every snitahle Appcndae, on a most co, ve, lent scale, situate iu the pleas•nt, retired, and resp••da•M: Vll or Upton, N.011'1,40;6,1. Froit and K..tenro ruen of 'he best desciption, and in . the best •irtler. pt tatted a unclakce, Gwen house titr-ving Shruh. bepeii, and l'iant.tti.ns, extensive % istor .hie Vaddoek of tive : ;teres, toe Soihrich. and the C A.S., CI Drting ground,: Coach d Hr...., amd eve, ) oth r „ mndation Ihe I 'welling e;onta Its -spacious 'otos, with' ConVeiltelit SI , :15,100IIIS and CIOscIS un tne I kloor., , largo and Bad( Stiacase,. and rianily aitd,Sgyvanll7 ISen-ctiatimers in :limper propor; !: lion, excellent t aini good Water, .Staii - iting tn. tilf6i CAITIAKV.S. Sta'Airig tor •six ilnrses. t.laitary, Brew:muse, waso,troust-.., The. whole m complete order ,• Kent cans per annuin ; ; -and_ by-a .iecent survcy (t• the Patisii, rateti A t only 721 per annum.. Possession will be given at 4%llaset/Miter • viewed,by,ticicets ten days preceding the Sale,_ on fpvi tc. 0,1 Coke, 33, roginorton street, of whom Part ctilats may be bad; also at the Aucti-ni,Vlart ; and :d -r 'Llnyd'i'. • A. CHALLENGE. . • . V/TESSRS. and Surgeons , late in jesty's service, crialtevge tue wriole world to prove.aistvgle. Instance Yvil4`r rhea niectiLlue aim Itiqtilutt of curd have tailed or the desired erfeet Ihe praetke of many years irt this parrrtular hr.rocri of their proiession, has nut gives. rise to one luisoc- esaful. ase. _ They. contot,ue to direct their studies to, the I r •atineut,and cute ot, .veuerfakomplaprits, aati that. deratigement, ut the s) s tem, iviijoi is t4e, consequence of the peituctlus ai.d wasteful itlecig;ot a habit long ai nit most unhappily pursued !iv the maim of both sexes... , In, the one it wilt he loop,: to t, the ?ant:ailing SOWTX, ot titenther have his ravage, ta. tatty, 'developed to them by, A, diStie . bstilg str.e ut WI,AS .I.t no, , timely, remed i ed, terminates In intpotentr.' Titoe are its (eiriott :4;)0. Iturtateedects, wink ‘oosuinp .oo4l) LOSS ut ut .sculappower, and various tier vous (.:01pla ups, usualty fl:Jr.iciertse. the.etirlier stages ()Ifni,: ,o)itary vt;.c. t)t persons luigtifshiug Un er the disorder, unfit! 01 It) such aL baba 4 their treatment s is sitnple, awl has , never pio,valin,ue... cesstul in the c of 44 101. A ., liatlooo6. and touch extended pia:fife titermost ototitate and cull:pin:a:ea cas e s or ye twte,) I ntextto n , sutra, .IS obstructions in. Lac nietlara, spungy ejtftescences, bardlitinors,' callous ul,:fts, erupt:kips, seink na,t weakness, gleets. as also ST Kt CTURI S, ' . • I,Vh‘.ilwr merit or 91 tong duration, ark' Which have hat: fled tits bkilk of 'rather r, 4 cittiuit c rs, gees by tior present un proved plaitof treatment,. ellectually, arid gerut.trttrutfy cured, without Patient sjillering the examining pa ti and itlaroitio; lieinolatage vyitieti freivieutty, follows the applica tion of t.tw lunar caustic. lii uiF t r utirse Oi extensive practice in tins numerous cases of Strictures have beep and are daily under their care, tne total 4 , o4lc4tiott of 11/114;it is ellec4i4 by a sale, I,;'irt4lll, 411,1CX11,':: ditIOUS IllUdc e,t practice-, ktiKtio.C . other yet adopted. The weakness, ielaxation, and debility proceeding twin coutptaint are speedily removed, and the Patient restored to sound And yigorous health. Hut where the debility has to years eAisteci, 4 pr. per perstnieripice in their restorative re medies, after the Stricture has been deotroye . i is indispensa. bly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks cif - lite and to reanimate the conathuticin, _ . . NeVctal Noblemen and quntlemen of the first tespedabia miry, have been 4rider the care of Messre. Currie and Co. for the leimoval rrl complaints °fill: Urethra. Strictures,' &I.:: and having evL eived radical a nd s pennant:lit Cure, cerp , 4fst 'that. references may be given to them, as satisfactory evi= dent.Us of the decisive SUpetlOClty of Messrs-Currie and Co',. plan of treatment. Many trt" these %.;entleinen . :.aye' had. .striautes trout to to op yeJrs, ow had been under t he:are of Messrs. Home, Heaviside, • and other Virgeoris of equal erni tience,.who attempted the cure by the application of the tn. Or Caustic, WitilOUt StiCCesS.. Messts.•Currie anti Co. may be consulted by. either sex with the grerit4t delicacy.- secrecy, and honutti', at th6r house. No. 10, Flattop garden. . • Patients in tic Countr y are•rNl!ested to vide the • particu: lays ot their case, age, alai general habit of living, ikc.•4c. iricto 4 ing sekuittAnce tor advice and medicines, wilefi the will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom: 'To ensure that secrecy do essential to their undertaking, _the postage ot letters may be added to the aecoUnt t9g two ) Hoten-pidtm. • • ..• 1114 CANIPAI; N I N The MEI,- Of I.,ANSDOW ruse, 'pursuant to tint ce, . tu bt nkg forwa his it)ot ton ►esp, tting the.. AiCcirs ut Spain, and the .pok7.y io att , if? attr.rttt a,ta co-op ration With tnat country, 1"or tsse ue ay - that had .oceiktrA ,in : .tent s erkpg on . this disc % cuSstoti Ile ir id not ; II w:,S able to hlin ; t u - a&uee i •ned I: . kstien la b . ie iiliies, of t ai u Nouce one of tt hum, lie had t.ie of in , his p,ar e 11et other, he regretted, slit trout th i rd ion iQU,;ll,ce of .tyre _ lice s tt itttrtZts of his Node -File?d- had been sciongly pit:Ph...tic on the subject, and, tii,,ch be wished 'as.. were N present to make. his Ma jes-y's Kti , sters tioN • blindly they had or'iregardol : tits admonitions, and ... in spite of their own experier had rushed into dangers, and again euturncitef errors,. Iron witch they should.: have. 'oeen dete,rr,l , )y the fatal consegnymes that hadal ie:qty resutird from t hl. &ifile misguided anclunpros pc' roils t °Ley. Ttie Marquis, thought the mod,: 01 exarninutg the pipers oil the. to :le 4.1.. d be, to ca,ltlit. them, in tie, orticr of e 'dates, and he pkoc..e.)ed accord.: iiigly co Lamas-them; IQ, that order. The, Very first dispatch Of LYIj . S.C!'eiacy C.willog. kit-- Do robin 19,suppose t ihut, any, r.kotce could t.)e.,plac.4 on a Spanish army, and the appointinent and mission of: Sir G. Smith, seined to. be tunk.o. U to L.,e Holton:able Secretary, ler Sh G. Smith. was.. con initially at varlitoce with M's. I. s rer., and counter, acting the m.lastrie , . of the &lush nnistel in Spain. What gof could., be, expeJed to a.lSe lions these contlictin,., enu : Llii and , oppor site authorities ? What, b.it eoliths un. and disap-.. What, brit triffid•-iiLe acid Ck , tpuSt. to the mini 01 the .Spaniards --by want or cor dial co-op-ration. Hen, e, alto, arose the nits-. cotic:Ttions respeeticig - tile a-inns-non, c t British: troop. lotO -erniz, who, on their arriva there, ere hot.: ailowtd to land, but - .vete detained on.. board of s uie;eis for any adv,-Mt.i,euus purpose. The N AL:Nuts. next pro:eedc'd toeXamine-the: instrin:trins sent out at inherent times to Sir Arthur Weitesiey, whiiiji were so inconsistent with. one am)- ther, tit it they irustrate‘l-the etfeCt which they were :mended to produce. Minister, tell him to ex e r c i se ii s -dist retion res}:eCt to coroperating with the Spanish Art 4, while they afford him no.tr;forrnatioo with regal ct to the charade; of that army, or the re. , - soinc,s of the country ,thsy alloN huh to.-enter;' thus smiting ninhis : discre..ion Lice resictonsibility for talures, to which thy themselves should alorebe: Noiwiliistap t irrig the ardour, the spirit, and . vigour Men chartaercse the military ei _n.inuct o f Sir Arthur Welli-sley, tic t. g.iianl and distinguished' t e tinianauder was oungt•cl to •iist troin the pursuit of Shult,.ori the• :vi and proceed' to the . South eel Portugat to ,co7operate . with General - Cu , estit F. and tiers- - t tic bitod and rash• policy of Ministers: isagaiiic‘lispteuous alter the surrov. !xperielice: or a }eaiaikri a halt, they seem to be whohy at the roconrces. t , f Spain,sancl.ot the-character ut the. Generals WOO eniumaitii. her • armies. They . scatter and divide the British lOrce, and: neVer cm ' ploy a-competent lurch to accomplish the object for winch it is ititencki. They would lain deliter Spain 'from the subjugation France; and yet in • a i:ituse so thus: ly conktected in every resp, et wit It the vital interests th s country, they send out a' torte wholly inadequ etc to 'that ' .oriant end. instead of 50101114e.,1 a• force, they bad: sent out one ' proportioned to•its.object; they might shut hate effectually pui sued Sduit, but cheClied the 'rapid ea leer ofNey. But whet: er a Alonarchy 'l's to he re 7. stored, or an island taken', or bisin to be des,troyed, they. betray_ the same itn e rovideut and blind,policy. troops they tniglic‘b_ave suceessiully employed it Spain, they lavished on lice disi - a.:eltllElXpedition to tt ialetiote, ,w het e our brave tioops were doomed ingloriously io pine away la dishotiour and "dii. 'case. The.Ncbl'Atirquis then censured the delay of seven weeks, winch took place between the . de tthe o 4 Sir Arthur Welicsie) from ths pursuit of to los arrival at Prac, mil,. which delay ena 7 , bird Victor to receive reititotcetve94, and winch, as tit other eases, Was ocerksio.neik by of . proxi! boos, the watts nt shoci and. m,,,riey, and citirer.tneati Which Ur:vet rirtient had neg;tefizd to. prot 4.1 e, Such writ the'state of t tie archy, i tuti .of;01 - tirs . in Spain, whet, S;r Art;ur Weiles ey instructed to c o -..' rate • %soh Gencrai c.,;nesta, Geheo, . And v. hat was theopinion 'entertained of that,. Ge,. , Weral built net ilr.'Frere Lotd Why_ they prollouni:s him not only to .bs. hued) , • ca , ,,able Of military' command, btu t vets to b 4 dtB atri,:ted oWn Government; 3Cu.t such is the man,'wi hti l iftit a British ',.;etier;)). anZi Army fife dirc4e,.l to co-up. uate t , anal too; in , a Ctititry itiCapab-c ut iuriti s hing them with suprlies, was the B. it :so Army k . .XFO!iej at leaot..to rill; vu 444,4410 P, Rag igo r 4444 . . Blight hai•e: been gut katd All these and difficulties I .Vete.toreseeni bur, as on another ecca.ion, the British 'Cominaider was ordered • no to atteA to these obstoci, s, bot to go and , try what he could do. Before,' tio , v ever, he was Ciree da)a iti.Spain A .Sir Arlin)! 1 14 10.!lesley beg;sn,to experience these foreseen They did not hOwever pr , yent him from soccesisfully fighting the battle of T4avera, wtiah'‘ et he - might think of the policy that. led 'to shotil4 !!‘ et contemplate as a „proud :Monument „of glory Ed the: Gen: ral wh o emnionicle.l, an d to the at illy who wo n that gloriona and eier memorable di". On the Sc. ne that tol lowed;and ow:team_ the glories oft hat, day, he Ali uld not dwell. He must however remark, .hat during the whole time these: important It attSaCtloll4 were taking place, we had no Atioister in &am ; ter Mr, Frew had beets r. cattail , al.'d Lord W, Ili-sky did n 4: arrive lid al., thetinfatutiaie cons , ti etices lad tak place, w Inch tohovk ed the itat , le of Talavera, and to which therefore be had no opportunity of provi against.. Not only *as it the character of Getirr,il Craesta, but the charaLier of the• t hen S i ani:th .Go- Vernowilt, the diipositicai the Spanish people, tho state of the SpaniTh nation'as d iu tne pens on the table, rlilt shouid have all combined to dissuade us from risking any nets. co-op r ition with t:te Spanish armies. With the experit.-nce, however, thette Of General iNloore, atl I unadnumished ty the thousands of the brave mei) -who were slerd.ed under him, Ministei's plunged aiiew into the same etroni: and follies , wlirch , seveie and repeated exp• -shouldi tray s arned the to avoid. Me douht.if •Europe is 19 Oe from the usuro3tien, - ;-'lndOpf)rtissi—n under which - they now labou'r, thatygrott can only be ac;)tev'ed by the:a4aS;stane3 61,Qreat ruiain . ..Butit can melee be echi6vc,a. ev en . 1 1 y 1.1 4 e. po,/,.tritii•arm, G,-ea t 44iti ineans,and r , sovrces Continue to be hie and inc bands; Afer what seen and s6tfered, rte shoUld now my, e t Resolutions 4 one of w hi c h would declate, that we , bad sect an army hitt; Spain, and the ouhe , , it. was.seot. thither wittiiiut any steps having b taken: by...Miniiners to securesuppliesior to- obiain that infortnation Which Neasnect:ssary . to guide itS.: operations. • • ...The.Marqui3 WELLESLEY rose in . rerilV. It was . justly stated, he said, bv the N0' , 16. Mitrquis who, had.so ably opened the present question, u.at‘ if eyes - Spain and Europe, were to be 'r..seued : from the' tyranny and oporessson under which they now boured, that gfeat.w ork must be - cliiefly accornplished by the power and the energies of tin. country ; and to: that. statement Ate would beg leave to acrd, tat the.fairest °ppm tvinity,- the brightest prospect' that . had yet occurred of . Wr,:sring t-e sceptre from the iron grasp of the despot of Frai , ;:!e, dawned upon us When Spam magoansimously rose to resist his usur-' pation . . No mat,' could more d eply lament the va• . ripos disasters beat had 'befallen the Spanish artni, or more feelingly deplore - the Joss•they had oCciisi.,tied : oft British lives ; but still The result was not so fortunate and dycistve in his eyes as to induce icEbe 'oneot thOse-who con s id ere d hie S; antslt cause. was desperate, and who-thought the book v. as for: ever closed irgainst i:. Uwe were ritsolv;ed to main : win . and -secure our naval and ci:timiercial resi•urces, we were determined to etand. - out for the secu , • it and.very ekistence of our native'landH-we must . 'feel the necessity of repeating. our effnitS to deliver Spain, and" to keep• alive and loioeni . the spiiit.of resistaitte which there is now ext-rring against ;'b e 'usurpation and oppression a•Franqe." en ions: alone can.we . stleCeed itv . .keeping Out Of t h 6 hands.of,Fiance the v . ,aiiOwr reSources of Sp t i n) he r ships, colonies, and c,nainerce, winth Bubtiaparte is the more eag.: , r to seize, ash can they are t h e naost formidable 'weaponslte can wield against- this country. Thee are t l , e -- principles upon whiCh we must. assist Spain; and the. •pritiCiples that as . sistance is .perleklily justified; in Confortnity with ;these principles the-phin way a:lopted of etideayour,:, - log to expel the French force - troM Portugal 'and, of then giving what support .we were able to the. Spanish armies in the South of Spain. These weidi 'distinctly the objects winch (1.,e: British an my 'had id . view. kt Was felt of iniportatii.e, first 'to expel I lits . enemy:-trout the North of Portugal; and tia" prive him 'of-the . tesoutces in whiCh tlio:e rich. provinces abounded, that that .Utiject was aceotn, plisibed; and wiil arty man how pretend to sqy.that the deed ery oft P.irtugal anti the* fUll - poslessi„o. 0 f that tAniiiiry, as a 'toilitaty and as abound: ing in resources,-is not ~t the highest itivOrtance; ..indeed-absOlutely essential to . the safety of Spain. ? Perhaps if our operations were to beearried o ‘ n 'aft larger scale, other objects might aiise ; but--a -fink on the plan then adopted, this %vas a panne which in. the first instance it iodispensauli behoved us to core. Permission, indeed, was also gi,Ven to Lord Wellington tb - embark in such. .other oi)eratiOni as he .sh uhf deem-not t o he iticompatible with .the. security of Pori ug d, and that permission - was, in hi t apiitirzn, 'tliaaiect by wisoOm. Lord Wellington at that time was cactioned never' to extend - his operations upon a large and'getieral . scile; but tO co -fine them to the - ppeoink Of the !hie .ilf.the Tagus, and to fadilitatiog 01 the cOrnmunications bc tweett the North and South of Split'n, and the attack of- the French Corps under -General Victor. Yet wiselyf luite4 as thiS scale of Zperations appatS, • bas beets` attached to Government. tor ,extended it even so tar. But. it was argut&lay t,.e Noble. .Marquis, that we should not .. co•opi-rat e s, at all with the -Spanish, becat'ise we hid totnid that neither. the • Siatit 7 h . Goveintnent: nor nor even the SpiiitiO pe, , ople tsete since ca. ,ly disposed edidially to co-o, crate as: It ‘A'as dittku!t . matter to instils thi Bralsii‘ Govern molt i.figi -, 1 - „ .. ord - Wellitigion, fur - having. • acted at they have dr,,nte, fur Waning' was nortt d by theiu t'.at give a ' ;0 * ' fortuneS: of Spain. Their whole 'attention . ilumoted to irpy:zQvie Ott tivveroinent QI So4in.,